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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SlLE
-HY-
F. C. ANDERSON.
No. 2S North Spring Street

q C-AvDERSON HAS BEEN uPwAR19
of dozen years in the Read E&s~cR hazk
ness. and presents to amending purchnnan
seeking homes or pieces for speculaiua> .
few of the many desirable properties ~ h.
$7oee-New house of tan rooms. ln< slxi8
to an alley. commanding view and only
blocks from post ONCE. bargain
s65ee-Heuse offs rooms On Hope 81 AE
$So-Lot sax7s, Grand avenue
$780, lots in the Lon g<-ree< tract
) lots In the LouxSsKet E-act
z15ee-Corner Lot 55xls5 On Nstns south 0k
Sfs5o-Iot 55xr55 on Main. south of A<anuz
street.
sl2ae EACH lots on East Pine st.
$3.50 each-21 lots. Denver e . harxnin4
s1eoo each-s LOIS. Bonnie Bs.e uaef- .
ss50o-Nev. txo-sscry. Is-rosm h0uss sa
Hill st.. in center of city.
$5.eo0-Business Lot. rrsxlSs- West si1a
of Main.
si00G-Los on York. close to sSxusz..r
cheap.
$50 each for number of very choice lsn
in the Millsrd Avenue Trace. fronfing IL
So-foot Nillard avenueA
s52se-ChoiceRot1 100x147. Hill 81.
$60-Lct. 50x13t. Virginia ST. cheap
sl2o0-LoS. 51x24o. Wright ST
$l159-Lot. 5ox710. Wri2ht ST.
s75o-Lot, skim. Boyle Heixhfs- dna loes-
ton. very cheap
L lots on Boyfes Heightss excellenf Ine.-
ton and fine view.
Sso00-New house of s roorzs~ with -
acres of xrouad set to choice fruit and shnfi9
trees This place Is decidedly cheap and
worth more money
Choice lots in Park VITA TRACT acre prp
cry foe subdivision. and q number of a11nx-
fa farms. business property ETC.. etr-
N. B. Make q specially of caring for ClEy
Property, collecting rents. drawing legnA
papers and to the executions OF all kinds of
commissions in my line of business. r6<frm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Temple Street Cable Rail-
way Co. Notice

THERE Is DELINQUENr UPON I'm
following described stock On ncuuune
81 assessment levied ON the l4th inr of D.
cember. iSs6. the several amounxs ss< appD-
ers, Is follows
No. No. Of shnxux. Amuumk-
W. H. Taylor. II 50
Mrs c. Nevlknds. - -
And in accoraance with lnW - -
shafesof such parcel Of sueh s1nck -
be necessary Win ha suld e n 49, q =
Secretary. No. n New HIuh sunnG Lnn -
geles city, Cal. oa IL Nm aHT q R1kRn
H57, ak ~ hour a II 4 II a. - -
feshaF wifh e. ~of oI(V,re5r11r - -.
e.erssnxy TeDpla Slzesk Cah1s - -
00es-No n Nev MluA - 80 =
A1ge1sk Cal -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

We do nn1 saa@a leedlfs>s 'aihr-n w'ian
We uem Fau 1nzn uhe raEar al s<rs'fflia II in
yuar hl@sE laA<rrird M acallirrssi-. It Ia
thenss sna AFers Sarsapszalla alnns VIII
s1fe<rrzllF srizdEr;Eze H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Marriage Lixens<s-

The following persons were yesEer'iay
granted license tp wed- D. Mathewsen
to r. p. James, c. NJ Deuman tn NJ
C. Crewsous John M- Brysun tn SILVIA
wiison. r Desrirg to..N Gower. Authan
Swensen to Mary Meesarvey. L Turner
to j. Wilson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
ST. VNCENT'S COLLEGE,
Grand Ave. and WEhinst0l 81
THE SPRING TERN WILL BEGIN
Monday, February 7th-
JAIL In
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF JEREMIAH COLLINS. EE-
N ceased-Nosiee Is hereby given hy the
undersigned. executrix of the lsSr viii uf
Jeremiah Collins, deceased. 10 the cresfituD
Of and all persons having claims Axsznzk
the said deceased to exhihis tsen with To
necessary voue hers, within ten ursuths aftEc
the first publication of this nO<xce. I'd II
said executrix at her residence. csrner
Roulant and Fixucrus Streets LIS Ang9-
les city. the same being ta., pisce for IN
transaction of the business of said es-ste. N
the county of Los Angeles
Dated Los Angeles. Ix1uary Il rsS1-
JULIA CuLLryS.
Execurrix OF the last Will and tRsSznnns
of jeremiah Collins. deceased E-sw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Receptton te General Miles
The Los Angeles Board of Trude haz
issued the following fnvitatn1n to- the
prominent citizens Of Los Angelesz

kc1sAIsA tA-l ASAASW 1-fS A-NRes~-A<-- @sH A@~H-
prominent citizens of Los Angeles
Dear SIR L am hereby crrsc1ed by
the President To inform you thaf tine
Board will extend \ reception to Brrsa-
dier General Nelson A Miles, u - L.,
commanding the Department. of Arizana
and New Mexicos and staff, Ut tine par-
lors of the Nadenu Hotel Tuesday EVEN
iEg, February Sth, lSS1s mt $50 p W..
As the location of the department
headquarters. In this CITY, hs calculatesa
TO materially promote our business I'M
terests, it is confidently expecred that
you viii be present promPuly aE the.
hour and place designated. amid amt I'M
extending to General Miles amf his etia-
GERS a cordial and hearty welcauie tn CUR
city. Yours respectfully.
A. VI. LAwRESCE. Sscretlmy-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Brum~0n n.
SEr FOE M0SpsS.

Hallock W.. Markham. Ganss vs.. Le
Mesnager, Walton W. Counecricirf Firs
Incurance Company, Karns VS. 0tneys
Durfee VS.. Garvey, Randolph w. HUNT
ley. City Of Los Angeles VS.. Southern
Pacific Company, Bernard vs. Wilson.
Allegue VS. Allegue. appeal of Real E.s-
tate Association Of Los AngelesS ta dis
solve corporation. Bish1p VS. Bishogs
Hammen vs. HanmeI1. MeDanlef vs-
Mcdaniel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Portland, Me, Al,I05.
MAJOR s. b. ABBOTT tSpringield,
Mo. }, in ISL was afflicted with iame
eaess, RiseHmatssa and ksdney troEbie
Consulted the very best physicians in
SAN Francisco, and visited all the min
eral springs there. Took q health trip
u ths New England States, but for
nsysn years suffered constantly from his
nnaiady, which had resulted In Fright 9
dsseus. After using . couple dozen
bottles OF Warmer SAFE Cure and two
af SAVE Pills, he wrote. My back and
hidneys are DitiOut pain. and thank
Sod, L owe IL all to Warmers SAFE
Rsmedies"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
THE COURTS-
Swpert,r C~urs--Ehemey-1
E..hr,rrr,r 5.tf

Swpert,r C~urt--Ehemey>1-
SATURDAY, February 9TH
People vs.. Harry MacS-Con1Inued
until March Sd
sEr FOE s0Sp4Y-
Pico VS.. Cohn. People VS. All SAM
People VS.. Il. j. Baldwin, PisEs VS.
His Creditors, Taylor VS. MsLaln. NeIar
vs.. Mound City Land and Waiter Gum
pany-
Arraigument of Andrrw Duffas c. w
Burke. All Charley. Chas. Raskin- Emile
Levoisin. John Weston. Peter Reagans
Chas. Carlew, w. NJ Jennings. Geo. C.
Jackson, c. HI. Williams Pierre Ganees
James Ryan,
Estates of Potter, Herschems Eaggr
minors, Temple minors. Tyler. Allan
Emma Esan~ Parker. Mott. Hayes
Newman. Wright and Nadeam-
To pleai-J. Z. Towrs-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Milwaukee. &8.S4
MISS 2. L BOARDAfAN (Quschee,
Ntl in May, lsS3, began to Voat,
thence came stop reh trouble, terrible
headaches, and finally the doctors opin-
ion that It was BrigAt sdisease, and sa-
euatle Eventually she became nearly
blind, pronounced by the doctors to be
the last stage of Bright's disease After
/ having bssn under treatment by War
ner's SAFE Cure for one ysar, shs re-
ported, II an as seeu a any one
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

THAT HAGE1ssS GnEEH exu ma a
zalexfv esrrusd nF shs,Dh' \ Cara WA gslHc
En1ee n. q y. Eea1z-znnn- aEtzzr Lan As1
sHznk
Nfeial EMTy kEs-. vt 3lznn2s i1qnm,<1nn2mA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Bal. of New Enc, Ml,753.

MRS j. 7. IITCHEY (56a 4th Ave,
Louisville. ky.) was a confirmed inra-
I'D {r elersa years, just living, and
hourly ezspectiHg dcItA- Was confined
70 bed tan months each year. Was az
tended by the best physicisna Her left
side was paralysai Gould neither eat,
sleep, NOR enjoy life. The doctors said
she was troubled with female Complaints;
but she was satisfied her kidneys were
affected. Under the operation of War
ncras SAFE Cure she passed large stone
aar calculus, and in Nov, 1855, reported,
Am to-day as Ucn as Ehea a girl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Arthur ThompsonS OF sam Ieaquin
county. raised 5es000 sacks af paearasz
ON 500 scrss ef ground
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Bal. Chic, EState,] : 633, ,l58.

COL. JOSEPH H THORNTON tCin-
cinnati, o.) in 1856 reported that his
daughter was very much prostrated;
had ysaipifation of tic heart, intense
zuin IN the bend, nervous disorder and
'eatuyTh Of tic iiadder. She lost fifty-five
pounds. Other remedies failing, they
began the use of Warmers SAFE Cure,
SArE Fi7Gs and SAFE Neyrine, and with
IN three mouths she had gained fifty
pounds in weight and was restored %
cosd keul& That was three years ago,
and she is still in as god health as ever
IN her life. Col Thornton, himself was
acrrrs.d If ClJonic Diarrhra Of eighteen
years standing, in 1881, by Warmers
SarR alre
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

A rcfnher- To rne-fnhxrs-Rau1nfsz ars
gI1iekfY htsarea lhF 81 1Aarsl,s tfll.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

n you v~ns . grad spVsrns. drink Dsmt
ana hdrnsrA Mishal EavT = Cn~ wnatnnnla
tQuuR dun1nzA a9nzfR
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
26,587,335
I Warmers SAFE Cure
Sold, to Dec. ~, 1886.
No Other Remedy in the World Can Produce
Such Record.
of 5
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
rzn produce ito that effect
of
u salesbooks
Bpsma, I,I4s,I22. Pennsylvania, I,S2l2la.

+. MAYER (lo2o n. 18th St, St Louis,
Mo- afflicted with tired fersiags. dizzi-
ness and pain across the back, and lost
appetite. Was sallow and care-worn
all the time The doctors failing he be-
gan the use of Warner SAFE Cure, and
reports, II feet Ike q Eq.tiag cock
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

PIDvidsnce, lH,929.
EK-GOE. 7. G. ALvoRD, (Syracuse,
n ~, in 1sSi, began running dssca
with Gsaezuf Debility accompanied with
sssnse of weight in the lower part Of
the body, with a feverish sensation and
asenersal giving cut Of the whole organ
Ism. Was IN SERIOUS condition, confined
10 his bed much of the time After a
thorough treatment with Warmers
SAFE Cure he says. 4 am com pist<iy
restored 20 hsaith by Its means
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Detroit, &,&.
ARS. TH0S. SCHMIDT Wife Of the
Vice-Consul of Denmark, 69 Wall St,
New York; reported that her little son,
after an attack OF Dipafheritie Sore
Throat eight years ago, w.s afflicted
with Brights Disease in advanced form:
by the advice of Gen1 Chistiansen, of
Drexel. Morgan & Co., Bankers, New
York, she prescribed Warmers SAFE
Cure, with the consent of the phys
icians, and reports, ..the physicians say
that he will be perfecfis sosfI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

CAPT W. ID. ROBINSON (U. S. Ma
rine Insp., Buffalo, n. Y. J. in 1885 was
suffering with a ssiB hUaaor IKE irProsy
Gould not sleep; was in great agony.
For two years tried everything, without
benefit- Was pronounced iacra5le
s.Iwenty BOTTLES of Warmers SAFE
Gure eongDlafly cured nae, and to-day I
am strong and we'll" tFeh. 5. lSS5l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Cincinnati, 8l3,66l.
GEN. H d. wALLEN t144 Madison
Ave, New York;, scarcely atte 20 s0atk
swo blocks without exhaustion, and.
having lost flesh heavily, began the use
ssf Warmers SAFE Cure and says. 81
rxy.z usurA benefited by It "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Kansas City. HI.S6U.
MRS. (PROF.) E. J. WOLF Gettys-
burg, Pa, Wife of the Ed Of the
Lutheran QHarteryyl, began to decline
with Pulmonary Consumption lover
50per cent of all cases of Consumption
arc caused by diseased kidneysl De-
spaircd of EriRo. After . thorough
course Of treatment with Warners SAFE
Cure, she writes, 'I an perfectly resL"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Minnesota, 6@,0l7

HON. n. A PLYMPTON Worcester,
Mass. J, in May, lSSo, was prostrated by
Grurei. Under the operation of War
ner's SAFE euro alone he passed . large
stone, and subsequently, wrote, 81 have
had no rccn7xace of my trouble since
Warmers SAFE Cure cured me-"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
Bal \. ". States, l,767,lA.

CAPT. GEO. B. WILTBANK l919
Spruce St, Phila., Pal prostrated In
Central America, with Malarial Fever,
caused by congestion of Kidneys and
Liver. Delirious part of the tine.
Lirer eziaryed ore-third- Stomach
badly affected Could hold no food;
even water was eSected- Using less
than dozen bottles Of Warmers SAFE
Cure he writes, 81 was COM pletefyearel
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Bal. S.W. States, 1@, ,1S9.
EX-SENATOR d. X BBUCE tSouth
Cardinal. after doctnrinS for years for
what he supposed was Malaria, dis
covered he was afflicted with Sugar
Diabetes, and having obtained no re
lief whatever from his physicians. he
began the use Of Warmers SAFE Dsl-
betes Cure, and he says: My friends
are astonished at my Improvement
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06
New York State,

EX.GOy. r. T. JACOB fwessport. Nv }
was frustrated with severe Kidney
.sr0u5le and lost 80 pounds of flesh Al
ter a thorough treatment with Warmers 8
SAFE Cure he rep1rts. Il have sercr
.<.1sa.S.l hrftr- Efu7fh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

Chicago, .2.S0S, $50.
Mr. r BROWN (222l Woodward Ave-,
Detriot, Mich.D injured his back from
. fall Was confined to his bed six
weeks The fall injured his kidneys,
producing intense suffering. Warmers
SAFR Cure rcsforo3 his kidneys to their
natural condition, and he writes 81 am
now eighty years of aga. snaa a.d
active
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-06

San Francisco. -l,M,&.
J. O. ELKINS (Elkinsville. n. C) suf-
fered for ten years from Grurel, which
attacked him ereTy six m0nths He lost
IS pounds in three months, and his
strength was nearfy gone After =
thorough use of Warmers SAVE DsIbefes
Cure he reports, Il am as srslt as err
spas. after using fourteen bottles
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01
RELIGIOUS.
CATION.

"A union revival held by the Meiho
diets and Biptsts at Hopkinsv.lle has re-
suited in so conversions.
Rev. II. G. Morrisons meeting at Paris
is creating great interest and no house 10
the city is large enough to mold the crowds,
but the Kentuckidn reports only two sddi-
tons to date.
A Presbyterian church will be dedica'
ted in Cynthisns next Sunday. Rev. DR..
Glass, CT Richmond, will preach in the
morning, and Rev. DR.. Kinnsird, Of Mid.
way in the evening.
Mrs. vonhols and daughter, Ida, the
women evangelists, are creating sensation
in Cincinnati. Hundreds have protested
religion ard 35 claim to have received the
blessing Of per'ec, love
Meeting for the children Of the town
next Sunday at 3 in the afternoon at the
BAPTIST church. Chalk" sermon BY Rev.
Percy G. f .om and address BY R's A. s.
NJ felt. Mi4aionsIy service at IL A. NJ
ALI cordially invited.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01
LAND. STOCK AND cR0P

A No. l milk COW and young calf for
sale. b. K. Wearen.
The sale Of r. r. Gsntry's personally
occurs tomorrow, "a.
"A. NJ. iceland sold to Crit Edbanks &
Bro, bull calf for $40.
M. C. Portmsn bought OF A. Camsn :
isch s fat cattle al from 8 to 81 cents.
-FoR SALE-A splendid milk COW and
. young calf. Terms reasonable. K, Z.
Barrow, Stanford.
in Louisville cattle are active and hrm
a, 2 to 465; hogs are steady at TO 81;
sheep quiet q. 81 TO A.
Five pork houses belonging to Piafin
ger. Beck, Hoch & Huttle, burned In Lou =
isyille. Loss 5000; partially insured.
The total winter packing 10 the West
is 6 4S9 ,OOS hogs against 6.29S. 995 last year
The average weight Of hogs 1867 pounds
lighter than q year ago. The aggregate
production is equal to 50,597 lees hogs than
last year at the same average weight. The
yield Of lard is 168 poundspe hog lighter.
R E. Pace has recently bought about
700 lambs, paying cents for those deliver
ed from June Let to June Goth, and Al cents
for July delivery. Byrd Kidd and Andy
Tribble have bought abou, $50 hogs to be
delivered fran the Let TO the Is of April, at
Al to 5 cents pound. Winch esier Dem
ocrst.
-W1NcHEsrER COURT About 500 cat
tie on the market; no choice cattle. Plain
steers weighing 500 or 900 pounds brought
from 81 to 4 cent?; scrub cattle from 2! to
81 cent?. There were about $50 mules and
good. many sold at prices ranging from
800 to $3.50.
Farmers who have eentlemep's driving
horses should fit them for market as coon
as possible. The demand for this class will
probably be much better for the next two
months than during the remainder OF the
wear. Dealers like to have them in good
flesh and we'll broken. A little extra care
and feed Just now will prove good invest.
ment. &c. J.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01
SUsT0SviLLE. LINCOLN COUNTY.

March is vindicsting its old reputation,
Having "come in like lamb" II does no,
seem disposed to 20 out at all.
Farmers are not particularly jubilsnt
over the late opening Of spring and seem
disposed TO vote agriculture delusion. In
fact since the unfolding Of the buried treas.
ures OF Birming the astonishing capa
bilities OF Chattanooga aud the gaseous
possibilities Of Harrodsburg, Junction City
and the Hanging Fork. il is q settled ques.
ton that our pledding ancestors walked
In darkness all the days OF their pilgrim,
age" Unfortunately there are still q few
who obstinstely adhere to old notions and
there is still suspicion that the produc.
lion OF the vulgar appliances Of food and
rsiment will still be adhered to, At least 10
a limited extent In fact the desire 10 get
rich by lmesns Of speculation is demor.
alising the whole OF this great nation. Our
grandest possession 10 q fruitful soil and
passably genial climate; and our nat.
ural and appointed mission il TO cherish
the one and utilize the other. There ia
more sound philosophy in the old maxim,
Make hay while the sun Shines" than in
whole volumes OF modern science. The
present rage for boring and tunneliug amid
the buried mysteries OF this ancient earth,
changing lie formation. consuming its ele
ments and destroying lite equilibrium, will
yet have its history, provided there lie any
body left TO write that history. There is
an old sentence recorded against the race,
matter Of some elk thousand years ago,
Dust thou art and unto duet thou shalt
return" which has been verified in every
hour Of our history. Practically and liter.
ally the same dictum is stamped upon
speculative fortunes. Multitudes Of COM
Portable estates won by patient toll and pru
dent painstsking are continually converted
into cash, embarked in adventure, and lost
in the bursting Of the gIittering bubble.
But breakfast is ready!
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01

Ex-Governor Thomas S. Reynolds, oil
Missouri, threw himself down an eleys.
tor shaft in the ST. Louis custom. house,
crushing his head and causing instant
death. He was haunted by the dread OF
insanity, and died to escape its horrors.
Another attempt on the Cars life is
reported; this time within the Gatschins
Palace. The Nihilists have murdered q
wealthy man because he refused them fnsn.
cial aid, and promise others the same fate.
The mobbing Of American missionaries in
Smyrna is reported.
There are 400 postal clerks in the
service, about 1900 Of which are democrat.
ic sppointees. They are paid from $500
TO $1,000. These clerks last year handled
the enormous number OF $500 ,52l, 475
pieces OF ordinary mail matter. The whole
number of miles Of service performed wss
100, 723, 9l0-or more than 1000 times the
OF the globe.
Rev. Joseph Rowell, in q paper on
"Heredity," read before the Congregational
Club Of San Francisco, took the ground
that society should, as q means OF protec.
ton, reduce the increasing proportions Of
crime and OF the criminal classes by depri-
wing criminals aud also their progeny,
when hereditary criminal instincts begin TO
develop themselves, Of the power Of propa-
ration
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01

THOSE newspapers that are trying to
make capital out OF the silly charge that
Senator Harris worked convicts on his farm
are succeeding only in convincing the poo'
pie OF the poverty Of material to be uaed
in argument against his nomination. Mr..
Harris admits exactly the true state OF the
very small case and Lessee Charles E, Hoge
ecrroboIa,es him in card published on
his ovn potion. We are no especial cham
pion OF Senator Harris, but we admire him
as a man and neighbor and firmly believe
he would make q most excellent governor.
At the same time we have never had sught
but complimentary utterances for General
Buckuer, whe fought in the cause we we're
taught to love % we'll and for whose brave
soldiers we confess to fellow feeling that
"a axes us wondrous kind. We shall be full
ly prepared to support him or any other
good man that the party nominates, which
is more than can be said Of the Buckner
organs which make relentless wal on his op
ponent. We know q number Of papers that
will have to eat raw and indigestible crow
for several months should Harris be the
nominee and IL 10 not at all improbable that
he will not be.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01

The Congress Of Churches and Chris
tians insugurated to crush out secret socie'
ties is in re zion in Chicsgc.
"A. l.. Lowe, member Of the Mississippi
legislature. shot and killed Charles Yaman
at Beulsh, Mise. The trouble was about
loves wife.
The members of the Interstate Com
merce Commission held their fret meeting
in Washington Yesterday. The law gots
into effect on the 4!h.
"A special from St. johns, n. F., says;
"Tbe steamer Eagle, from the sealing
grounds, lie reported to be Loot, with 200
men. No particulars havee been received"
Agnes HsrndoD, the actress, was taken
sick a, the Union Square Theatre, New
York, and it 10 claimed that che was poison
cd w,,h fruit seat her by lover whom che
rspulsed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01
OAKvILLE. 60ILE COUNTY.

The peaches seem to be nearly all de-
stroyed by cold weather this week.
-Gorton's New Orleans Minstrels are
booked for the Opera House April 7th.
For the eleventh time there is little
stranger at the residence Of County Assessor
George ID. Bstterton.
William sillimsn has brought into
Danyille within the last ten days for ship
ment to New York Gina 600 dozen eggs.
The meeting Al Baptist church.
conducted by Rev ID F d. Hale,
' will be continued bsI' week; IL
additions thus far.
The literary societies Of Mt Xsnia and
Willow Grove school houses holes joint
debate Friday night, the subject for dis
cussion being, "Should foreign emigration
be prohibited"
"A number of young men and boys
have been summoned to appear before the
police court this Thursday evening to an
swer charge o; shooting guns and pistols
within the town limits.
Aunt Tamor Craig, a we'll known and
highly.respected old colorsd woman is
hopelessly i'll with cancer. Mr. EDWARD
McCsrty is confined to his bed from inju'
ries received BY being thrown from young
horse several weeks ago.
DIR. Harry Phillips has returned from
a business trip to Indiana and Illinois
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-01

THE Courier Journal advises farmers to
cultivate az little tobacco as possible this
year and devote their energies 10 food crops.
There has been such an over prediction OF
tobacco that il is now selling at much less
than the actual cost Ct raising it, while
there are 22s 900 900 bushels OF corn in the
general supply less than year ago, a dif-
ference OF about Is per cent; hogs are fl6O
to $l.75 higher than year ago, an advance
Of 80 per cent; the supply Of hogs in the
United States il two or three million
head smsller than year age; hog products
are selling 80 to rs per cent higher than
year ago. AZ 10 cattle, the last summer
and winter created an unprecedented havoc
in the ranges Of the Western States and Ter
ritories and accredited estimates put the
Losses from Texas to Montana, including
both, a, 80 TO 40 ner cent; the millions OF
cattle thus lost in the region where beef Ia
grown more chCaply than anywhere else in
the United States are necessarily factor o.
the first importance in the general market
supply aad in determining prices TO a
higher range. As to sheep, the prize OF
wool is 25 per cent. higher than it has been
at the beginning of the shearing season for
several wears and rs cents pound has al
ready bren paid for hesces on the sleeps
back. The argument for food crops it will
be seen is very strong, snd the farmers will
make money by needing i. and raising IS
much stock "a possible.